Cobb Salad

The Cobb Salad is a hearty American composed salad featuring rows of chopped ingredients — typically chicken, bacon, hard-boiled egg, avocado, tomato, and blue cheese — arranged neatly over a bed of lettuce and served with a tangy dressing. It is a substantial, protein-rich dish commonly found on restaurant menus across the United States.
The Cobb Salad is widely associated with Hollywood and California dining culture, with its origins commonly attributed to the Brown Derby restaurant in Los Angeles, though the precise details of its creation are somewhat anecdotal. It became a classic of mid-20th-century American restaurant cuisine and remains a staple of casual American dining today, valued for its filling combination of fresh and savory ingredients.
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